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118 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 118 bus time schedule & line map 118 Morden - Brixton View In Website Mode The 118 bus line (Morden - Brixton) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Brixton: 24 hours (2) Morden: 12:05 AM - 11:45 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 118 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 118 bus arriving. Direction: Brixton 118 bus Time Schedule 41 stops Brixton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 24 hours Monday 24 hours Morden Station (C) 59 London Road, London Tuesday 24 hours Morden Hall (E) Wednesday 24 hours 14 Morden Hall Road, London Thursday 24 hours Morden Hall Road / Central Road (P) Friday 24 hours 108 Morden Hall Road, London Saturday 24 hours Morden Hall Park / Surrey Arms (Q) Belgrave Walk Tram Stop (M) Mitcham Tram Stop (T) 118 bus Info Direction: Brixton Gedge Court (S) Stops: 41 Trip Duration: 49 min Mitcham / Cricket Green (P) Line Summary: Morden Station (C), Morden Hall (E), Broadway Gardens, London Morden Hall Road / Central Road (P), Morden Hall Park / Surrey Arms (Q), Belgrave Walk Tram Stop Mitcham / Lower Green (L) (M), Mitcham Tram Stop (T), Gedge Court (S), Mitcham / Cricket Green (P), Mitcham / Lower Green Glebe Court (J) (L), Glebe Court (J), Upper Green East (H), Three Kings Pond (T), Cedars Avenue (E), Tamworth Park Upper Green East (H) (E), Sherwood Park Road (N), Robinhood Lane (S), Northborough Road (P), Stanford Way (VA), 41 Upper Green East, London Longthornton Road (VE), Rowan Crescent (VF), Three Kings Pond (T) Greyhound Terrace (VH), Braeside Road (VJ), Streatham Common Station (CS), Tankerville Road (CT), Greyhound Lane / Streatham High Road (CU), Cedars Avenue (E) Streatham Station (SJ), St Leonard's Church (SK), Becmead Avenue (O), Kingscourt Road (M), Mount Tamworth Park (E) Ephraim Road (K), Streatham Hill Stn / Streatham Hill (A), Barrhill Road (S), Telford Avenue (T), Sherwood Park Road (N) Christchurch Road (BS), Holmewood Road (BT), New Park Road (BU), Jebb Avenue / Brixton Prison (BV), Robinhood Lane (S) Blenheim Gardens (BW), Rush Common (BY), Lambeth Town Hall (X), Brixton Station (S) Northborough Road (P) Stanford Way (VA) Longthornton Road (VE) Rowan Crescent (VF) Greyhound Terrace (VH) Braeside Road (VJ) Streatham Common Station (CS) Streatham Vale, London Tankerville Road (CT) Greyhound Lane / Streatham High Road (CU) 157 Greyhound Lane, London Streatham Station (SJ) Streatham High Road, London St Leonard's Church (SK) Becmead Avenue (O) Streatham Hill, London Kingscourt Road (M) 106 Streatham High Road, London Mount Ephraim Road (K) Streatham Hill Stn / Streatham Hill (A) Ardwell Road, London Barrhill Road (S) 102 Streatham Hill, London Telford Avenue (T) Christchurch Road (BS) Stapleƒeld Close, London Holmewood Road (BT) 266-270 Brixton HIll, London New Park Road (BU) 220 Brixton Hill, London Jebb Avenue / Brixton Prison (BV) Blenheim Gardens (BW) Brixton Hill, London Rush Common (BY) Lambeth Town Hall (X) 1 Town Hall Parade, London Brixton Station (S) 472-488 Brixton Road, London Direction: Morden 118 bus Time Schedule 42 stops Morden Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:05 AM - 11:44 PM Monday 12:05 AM - 11:45 PM Brixton Road / Brixton Police Station (G) 392-394 Brixton Road, London Tuesday 12:05 AM - 11:45 PM Brixton Station (N) Wednesday 12:05 AM - 11:45 PM Brixton Road, London Thursday 12:05 AM - 11:45 PM Rush Common (BA) Friday 12:05 AM - 11:45 PM Brixton Water Lane (BB) Saturday 12:05 AM - 11:44 PM Blenheim Gardens (BC) 110B Brixton Hill, London Jebb Avenue / Brixton Prison (BD) 118 bus Info Brixton Hill, London Direction: Morden Stops: 42 New Park Road (BE) Trip Duration: 51 min 220 Brixton Hill, London Line Summary: Brixton Road / Brixton Police Station (G), Brixton Station (N), Rush Common (BA), Brixton Holmewood Road (BF) Water Lane (BB), Blenheim Gardens (BC), Jebb Avenue / Brixton Prison (BD), New Park Road (BE), Streatham Hill / Christchurch Road (BH) Holmewood Road (BF), Streatham Hill / Christchurch Road (BH), Telford Avenue (W), Streatham Hill Stn / Telford Avenue (W) Streatham Hill (D), Leigham Court Road (E), Mount Ephraim Road (J), Kingscourt Road (L), Becmead Streatham Hill Stn / Streatham Hill (D) Avenue (NA), St Leonard's Church (SA), Streatham 89c Streatham Hill, London Station (SB), Streatham United Reformed Church (SE), Greyhound Lane / Streatham High Road (CP), Leigham Court Road (E) Streatham Common Station (CQ), Aberfoyle Road 8-9 Streatham High Road, London (CR), Braeside Road (VK), Greyhound Terrace (VL), Rowan Crescent (VM), Longthornton Road (VN), Mount Ephraim Road (J) Streatham Park Cemetery (VP), Rosemead Avenue Chalcot Mews, London (VQ), Northborough Road (M), Robinhood Lane (T), Sherwood Park Road (S), Tamworth Park (W), Kingscourt Road (L) Pentlands Close (W), Cedars Avenue (W), Three 106 Streatham High Road, London Kings Pond (S), Upper Green East (I), Glebe Court (K), Mitcham / Cricket Green (Q), Mitcham Tram Stop (U), Becmead Avenue (NA) Belgrave Walk Tram Stop (L), Morden Hall Road / Central Road (R), Aberconway Road (S), Morden St Leonard's Church (SA) Station (N) Gleneldon Mews, London Streatham Station (SB) Streatham High Road, London Streatham United Reformed Church (SE) Albert Carr Gardens, London Greyhound Lane / Streatham High Road (CP) Streatham Common Station (CQ) Aberfoyle Road (CR) Braeside Road (VK) Greyhound Terrace (VL) Streatham Vale, London Rowan Crescent (VM) Longthornton Road (VN) Streatham Park Cemetery (VP) 7 Rowan Road, London Rosemead Avenue (VQ) Northborough Road (M) Robinhood Lane (T) Sherwood Park Road (S) Walton Way, London Tamworth Park (W) Pentlands Close (W) Cedars Avenue (W) Three Kings Pond (S) Upper Green East (I) Upper Green East, London Glebe Court (K) Chatsworth Place, London Mitcham / Cricket Green (Q) London Road, London Mitcham Tram Stop (U) Runes Close, London Belgrave Walk Tram Stop (L) Morden Hall Road / Central Road (R) 86 Morden Hall Road, London Aberconway Road (S) 3 Aberconway Road, London Morden Station (N) 86 - 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